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Sandra Halliday Published
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Two more House of Fraser stores are set to close imminently following eight closures already in the latest year. The Frasers Group-owned chain was once a major player in the British department stores sector but at present has only 31 branches with the latest two closures set to take it below the significant 30 barrier.
The HoF store in Solihull will close next week, followed by Guildford at the end of September.
When the company was bought out of administration in 2025 by the company that was then known as Sports Direct, it had 59 branches.
In the early days under its new ownership, CEO Mike Ashley had said that HoF was a problem purchase and wouldn’t be easy to turn around. But he’d also talked of developing a chain of more upscale Frasers department stores numbering around 30.
Yet investment in the group’s upscale fashion and lifestyle retail operations has since then been largely focused on the Flannels chain that has gone from strength to strength, while HoF’s long-term future has been less clear.
However, the Frasers concept hasn’t been abandoned and only this month the company signed a deal with property giant British Land that includes the ex-Debenhams in the Meadowhall mall becoming a Sports Direct flagship and Frasers concept store.
Frasers Group has continued to report strong results overall in recent years, but while it has highlighted the progress of many of its businesses, it has stayed quiet on the specifics of how HoF has performed.
However, current group CEO Michael Murray has said that the department store portfolio is “continually under review”. He’s also said the global department store model is broken, and some if its stores are still too big, so more closures could be on the cards.